Adelaide West Pilates & Physiotherapy
Massage Therapy in West Torrens

Adelaide west pilates & physiotherapy is a brand new office with a custom designed pilates studio. We also offer remedial massage by lori brittle, a fully qualified and registered remedial massage therapist. Russell has an interest in headache treatment using dean watson's method and pain management using the latest research kirsty and russell are both credentialled mckenzie therapists, and russell is the only south australian representative on the committe of the mckenzie institute of australia. Kirsty beinke has a special interest in running and sports injuries. We offer individually tailored equipment pilates, hydrotherapy, physiotherapy for all ages, realtime ultrasound assessment and the latest pain management strategies. Hicaps available.

Is the McKenzie Method good for me? How does The McKenzie Method (MDT) assist to labor out your problem quickly? The number one thing that tells you that your neck is causing your headaches. To provide a reliable and professional service with the greatest glossy of expertise, using the superior vogue research, science and consensus. To assist our patients reach their highest potential of their physical health and quality of life by establishing and busy towards the patients’ own goals. To make use of the power of education and self management principles wherever possible. To provide our services in a friendly, supportive and caring environment, by enthusiastic practitioners, with acknowledgment of the importance of psychological health as segment of entire health.

How does The McKenzie Method (MDT) help to work out your problem quickly? Experienced physios providing detailed assessment, and effective treatment. The McKenzie method is a system of diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal problems that has a focus on posture and self management. Treatment that you can perform five or six times a day is more apt to be effective in a shorter period than treatment which is provided by the therapist once or twice per week. The emphasis is on you, the patient, being actively involved. You can find out in as little as one session if things are going to get better with treatment. A McKenzie Method assessment and treatment is different how? Having your problem assessed by someone who uses the McKenzie method is a bit different from standard’ physiotherapy assessment. In a lot of cases, the physio will give you specific exercises to aid reduce your symptoms, improve your range of movement and get you going again. Treatment that you can perform five or six times a day is more liable to be effective in a shorter period. The McKenzie Method is the maximum researched and validated method of assessment and treatment in the world. Do all physiotherapists use this Method? We know that static stretching can assist improve flexibility in muscles, but do we actually need improved flexibility in our muscles prior to running? We also worn to think that stretching would aid prevent injuries. staph Korolis has done further training from her exceptional interest in child and adolescent sports injuries. The rates of injuries in young athletes and the severity of injuries are both on the rise. Your Physiotherapist will thoroughly assess your child’s injury. Sever’s disease can be the result if the stress through the growth plate is strong enough, or it happens without adequate recovery time between sessions. Helping persistent pain requires sensible, graded exercise in the context of an understanding of the pain. Using slow, sustained pressure, we can individually test the joints of the upper neck to find which ones are capable of contributing to your headache. If you want to be confident in your diagnosis, with the Watson Headache Approach we can tell you if the neck definitely is or isn’t involved. The feature that sets the Watson Headache Approach apart from any other approach is the reproduction and resolution of the your headache pain and any other symptoms that come with your headaches. Russell has an interest in pain management and helping those with persistent pain problems through the use of a complete person approach’ (otherwise known as a biopsychosocial approach). Find out why recovery is fair as urgent as training.